. >>> dick van dyke, carl reiner and norman lear.ether they're almost 300 years and still cracking jokes. ♪ ♪ a pair of boots ♪ and i was a kid with a >> reporter: okay, i'll admit. it's a little intimidating. three legends all together in one room at carl reiner's beverly hills home. ♪ >> reporter: still collaborating and still close. you all clearly have known each other a long time. could you say a few words about the guy sitting next to you? >> these two creative giants have been the biggest influence on my life. karl found me for the show. and these two guys, without them, i don't know where i'd be today. >> we didn't find him, we wouldn't be talking to you. >> right. >> reporter: norman lear will be 95 in july. reiner is 95. dick van dyke is 91. >> reporter: there's something about 90, hitting 90. >> i now, i cknow i can get app just standing up. i can walk across the room and get a standing ovation. >> reporter: they're older, sure, think just don't think wrong. >> the culture has age all wrong. they sell age as utterly going

. >> i cat carl reiner. >> dick van dyke, big cabot, lily tomlin. >> and i got lily tomlin. >> good toave you on. >> thank you so much, great seeing you. >>> up next after ricky whittle, stay with us. >>> pleased to welcome ricky quhilgts to this program. it took 16 auditions but the actor landed a role in the life time of the starz series adaptation of neil gaiman's novel "american gods." here from a recent episode of "american gods." >> i think i'm losing my mind. >> one way to know for sure. >> i swear i'm losing it. >> you're trying to wiggle your way out of this job. >> i got news for you. talk to me. >> i'm a television program. >> no, you're -- >> crazy. like the rest of your life. >> who is he talking to on the tv? >> so far. the universe does seem to have singled you out for unique abuse. in these moments you've got to ask yourself, would i rather be ignored? >> yes. yes, ignore me. >> always better dead than forgotten and no one is going to forget you. >> even you've got to admit this is a little crazy. >> it's bizarre. and people ask me, what's it about? there's no short ans